I am new to Tizen. I got the extension for visual studio mac and Im trying to create a simple hello world program - I want to try the application out on my Samsung tv. I created the solution and the project builds, But it will always fail on installation. I get this generic installation error message with nothing else. Did some research around and tried installing the app via the device manager. I get this error every-time.
I don't know what else to try at this point!
I have also done these things.
I have installed the TV extensions and certificate.
I have Created a Samsung Certificate and synced it to my Samsung Account with Public privileges.
I enabled develop mode on my TV and was able to successfully connect to it via Device Manager
I clicked Permit To Install Applications
You can refer this link:
https://developer.samsung.com/smarttv/develop/getting-started/using-sdk/command-line-interface.html
You can launch your app via CLI instead of SDB Shell.
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I have a windows setup project along with my project(WPF application) where I am adding a 3rd party USB driver(Silicon Labs USBXpressInstaller.exe) as a Custom Action in the setup project which makes my .MSI file along with the USB driver.
Project Tree: MyProject and SetUp Project
Custom Action for my SetUp Project:
After I build the project and the setup project, it is installing fine if the user is an Admin but gives the error pop-up "There is a problem with this windows installer package. A program run as part of the setup did not finish as expected. Contact your support personnel or package vendor"(see below image) every time non-Admin tries to install the MSI. How can I fix this issue?
Any help would be really appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Thanks,
Sudheer
Edits: Below are the properties of my Setup project
Below are the properties of the Custom Action
Edits (08/06/2021): How can I suppress the below window when a non-admin is installing the msi?
Latest Update: I received a call from a client saying that they are not able to install the application at all. The user has DOMAIN ADMINISTRATOR rights for the PC he is trying to install on. For me, it is working now once I enter the Admin password (which I want to suppress). But, for the DOMAIN ADMINISTRATOR, there is no UAC pop-up shown as they are in the ADMINISTRATOR group but does not install as well.
Hi all I am new to iOS development, I have put in the deep end to get push notifications. I found pushsharp and was using this tutorial
Tutorial I a using
I have used a windows application instead of web application and added the latest pushsharp. The code build and runs and I can get the push notification but only on sandbox.
I build my iOS app
Open the ipa on my iPad in xcode to install
once installed open the app and select allow to allow remote notifications
Get the device token when the app is opened and stick it in my winforms app
send a push using push sharp and bada bing bada boom it works like a charm.
I want to be able to use my production certificate as well. So I created a provisioning profile for App store. Created a signing request, created a certificate and in my provisioning profile section on apple portal i can see my new provisioning profile
I am able to build my iOS app successfully however when i try and install the ipa onto my ipad i get an error
App installation failed
a valid provisioning profile for this executable was not found
Is there a step which i have missed? Why do i get app installation error.
What will happen if I release a app which is using devcertificate to show push notifications?
You can't use a distribution provisioning profile to run the app on your ipad directly.
The iOS Distribution certificate can only be used to build an app that will be installed via the App Store.
You need to use either a development profile, or an enterprise distribution profile to install on test devices.
If you want to test a beat version, you can test the app using TestFlight.
Here are some way to test a beat version.
What will happen if I release a app which is using devcertificate to
show push notifications?
You have to use a production push certificate to push notification in release mode.
I'm new to Meteor and made a very simple meteor-based ios app for personal use and interest, which read data from MongoDB provided by Meteor. I have a quick question and I just want to make sure that I am not spending time on meaningless work.
What I have done is "meteor run ios-device", and it works pretty well that under the same network (wifi) the app on ios could read data from the localhost:3000 on laptop (Mac). Also, I have learned that it is easy to deploy a meteor app on my own server, just run "meteor build /path/to/buildFile --architecture..." and move the bundle to the server to set up; however, then I got confused about this: after the app is deployed to a server, is it possible that the app on ios also able to access to that server?
In short words, app ios works fine with localhost, so is there a way to make it works fine with web hosting so that the app does not need to connect to the same network as the host?
Note that I didn't purchase Apple developer account that could release app to AppStore, so I can only use "real machine debugging". Will this disallow me to make app on ios access the data from my own server?
Thanks for any advance!
Update:
I have successfully deployed my project on my own OpenShift server so that I could access it within any networks in browsers. So my point is how do I build an ios app for this project so that I can also access it in iPhone within any network. I have tired run "meteor run ios-device --mobile-server=[my own openshift server]:8000", and when I build the app for deploying I ran this "meteor build ~/some/path --server=[my own openshift server]:8000". This seems does not works. Still waiting for advance!
You are describing one of the main use case of Meteor.
Refer to:
Meteor Guide > Mobile > Configuring your server
Meteor Guide > Mobile > Building for production
To summarize:
When building your Meteor project, if you have ios and/or android platform(s), Meteor will require you to specify the --server option with the URL of the server where your Meteor server bundle will be deployed.
That way, your app will know where to connect to.
Note that you may not need to go through Apple App Store, as long as you do not need to distribute your app. You can simply use the Xcode project (generated by meteor build) to install your app directly on your iPhone.
Anyone have experience/documentation integrating the HockeyApp SDK into a VS2015 Community Windows 10 Mobile Cordova app and adding the version to the HockeyApp dashboard?
When I use HockeyApp on my Windows device, I see the following error when I try to install
This App cannot be installed over the air.
I packaged the app using Project > Store > Create App Packages and uploaded the .aapx from the AppPackages. I select no when the wizard asks if Do you want to build packages to upload to the Windows Phone
Store?
Any thoughts?
In addition, When I upload the release apk, or aapx I get the following on the HockeyApp dashboard.
No statistics found. Please integrate HockeySDK to collect analytics, crash reports, and feedback:
Note: I am using the cordova-hockeyapp-plugin for Android and IOS.
https://github.com/wnyc/cordova-plugin-hockeyapp
Right click your project and select store, then click Create App Packages. Select no as you mentioned, click next, you can set Version and output type in the page. Check ARM and click create button. You may upload .appx file to Hockeyapp. Hockeyapp will create a new project in the dashboard.
Did you sign your app for company app distribution as described here?
If yes, please upload your .aetx token to the app page, then the download page should offer both files and the installation should work.
Did you set the right App ID? Does the version exist on HockeyApp? If you set right, the crash report will appear.
This App cannot be installed over the air. error appears because an .aetx is required. An .aetx is generated using a purchased Enterprise Mobile Code Signing Certificate from Symantec Corp and AetGenerator.exe
However, if you want to use the native HockeyApp for sideloading on the device, you'll still get This App cannot be installed over the air.
Note: An .aetx is not necessary for sideloading Windows 10 mobile apps. Unfortunately, the native HockeyApp does not have the ability to download and install the app for sideloading. Instead, the app should be download and sideloaded to the device via the web ui.
Solution:
Purchase Symantec Certificate to create .aetx
or
Sideload apps using the HockeyApp web ui.
Hope this helps!
I have built a WCF service that is hosted in a Windows Service following this article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms733069.aspx. Part of what the code in the service does is join a multicast group and listen for data that is broadcast to the group. Then it processes it. I have found that when I install the service manually using InstallUtil it works fine. To install it manually I do the following:
Build the MyService project in Visual Studio.
Right click on the Visual Studio Command Prompt and choose Run As Administrator
Navigate to the folder that has the MyService.exe file
Run the InstallUtil command as follows: installutil.exe MyService.exe
The service installs in Windows fine and then I start it. Then I run my ASP.NET application which is the client for the service and it runs fine. The service receives and processes the data just fine.
However I am trying to use Advanced Installer to build an MSI or EXE that will install the service and the ASP.NET application all at once so it doesn't have to be done manually. I am able to successfully create the Advanced Installer project that does this and it actually installs both the ASP.NET application and the Windows Service just fine and it starts my Windows Service too. However the really strange thing is that when I run the application I find that my service code can not receive any multicast data. It seems to block on that line of code and I never get any data. Does anyone know why this would happen? I have tried using an EXE and using "Run As Administrator" when I do the Advanced Installer installation. Here is the code from my service.
_groupAddress = IPAddress.Parse(_myIPAddress);
_listener = new UdpClient(_myPort);
_groupEP = new IPEndPoint(_groupAddress, _myPort);
_listener.JoinMulticastGroup(_groupAddress);
byte[] _bytes = _listener.Receive(ref _groupEP);
It seems to block on that last line of code and it never receives any data. This only happens when I install using Advanced Installer. When I install manually it works fine.
A service is configured to run under the identity of a user. Is this different when you install with the different methods?
Do you use the same port number in both cases, if not it could be the firewall.
99% sure that you have checked it, but check that the service is running after it is installed using advanced installer.
Check the event log for problems with the service.
It may be that your Windows Service is not running with sufficient credentials to perform this action. To test this, I'd recommend trying to change the user account being used for the service to see if that makes any difference.
To do this, go to the services applet (start, run, type services.msc). Find your service, right-click, properties, "Log On" tab, choose "This Account" and select an administrator user account that the service can run under.
I initially thought as the guys said this was a problem with the user credentials. But since you said in both cases the service is installed under the LocalSystem the problem seems to be elsewhere.
I recommend you first check the system "Events Viewer" for any messages regarding your message failing to start, maybe there you can find more information about the failure case.
If you can't find more detailed there I suggest a little bit of reverse engineering, to see what InstallUtil does and Advanced Installer doesn't, or the other way around. Advanced Installer comes along with the Repackager tool. You can use this tool to capture the system changes performed when running "InstallUtil" by providing a dummy executable to the Repackager when it is asking for the setup package, for example Notepad.
When the Repackager launches Notepad, leave it open and run your install command for the service, after the service finished installing, close Notepad and leave the repackager do its job. Then analyze the new project that it generates to see what resources has captured, like files, registry, services, etc...
You can also capture the install package create by Advanced Installer to see if the services installation from it creates less or more registration info for your service.